
Louvre Museum tickets and tours

Found right in the heart of Paris, formerly a royal palace, the Louvre has become one of the world's largest and most visited museums. It's ...
3 hours 30 minutes

The Louvre is famously huge with a massive collection. The best way to see it is with an expert guide who can show you the greatest pieces t...
2 hours 30 minutes

Spend the day exploring the world's most famous museum, the Louvre, with your expert guide. You'll pass from one breathtaking gallery to the...
2 hours 30 minutes

Discover one of the world’s great art collections on a guided tour of the Louvre Museum, and marvel at relics from Ancient Egypt to the art ...
2 hours

Get the most of Italian Art with this guided tour through the Italian collection and biggest masterpieces of the Louvre Museum!Once you meet...
2 hours

Most people agree that a trip to Paris must include a stop at the Louvre Museum. Most people also agree that nearly 10 miles of hallways fea...
3 hours 30 minutes

Rewind back in time and discover emblematic sites such as the Louvre, the Pont-Neuf, the Conciergerie with a macabre twist! Listen to your g...
1 hour 30 minutes

From a man-eating princess to public enemy number 1, or the assassination of Henry IV...rewind to Paris' bloodiest crimes listening to your ...
1 hour 30 minutes

Enjoy direct access to more than 50 museums and monuments in Paris and the surrounding area!The Paris Museum Pass is available is for 2, 4, ...
Flexible

This 2 to 2.5 hour walking tour of the Louvre museum allows you to skip the line and scores you a ticket that is valid for the whole day. Th...
2 hours

Experience the most emblematic sites of Paris in a very fun spirit with this combination of three walking tours including Le Marais, Montmar...
4 hours 30 minutes

Your adventure in the City of Lights just got easier (and less expensive) with the sightseeing package that offers access to more than 60 th...
Flexible
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The inside story
In August 1911, Leonardo’s masterpiece The Mona Lisa was stolen from the Louvre and was missing for two years. The criminal was Vincenzo Peruggia, a handyman with a police record for robbing a prostitute. After hiding in a closet until the museum closed, he then removed the painting from its frame, rolled it up and walked out with it inside his coat.
There were no security alarms at that time and it was 24 hours before anyone even noticed the painting was missing. Police searched Peruggia’s flat but didn’t find anything, despite it being hidden in the bottom of a trunk. Instead, they arrested the poet Guillame Apollinaire, who was soon released for lack of evidence. Picasso was also questioned.